Artist profile · 05/07/2026
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Pulp emerged from the UK’s northern city of Sheffield, blending elements of Britpop, indie, and alternative rock over a multi-decade career beginning in 1978. Despite early lineup changes and periods of inactivity, the band garnered widespread attention in the 1990s with albums like 'His 'N' Hers' (1994) and 'Different Class' (1995), the latter topping UK charts.
Their lyrical focus often explored social class tensions and relationships, framed by Jarvis Cocker’s distinctive voice and storytelling. Their discography includes studio albums, compilations, and live recordings available in various vinyl formats, including multiple pressings and reissues from labels such as Island Records, Rough Trade, Universal Music, and Fire Records.
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
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Disco 2000Different Class · 1995Common PeopleDifferent Class · 1995
BabiesHis 'N' Hers · 1994Something ChangedDifferent Class · 1995UnderwearDifferent Class · 1995Do You Remember the First Time?His 'N' Hers · 1994Mis-ShapesDifferent Class · 1995Sorted for E's & WizzDifferent Class · 1995Essentials
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#1 · 1995Topping UK charts in 1995, this album features social commentary and hits like 'Common People' and 'Disco 2000.' Its vinyl reissues remain highly collectible.
#2 · 1994This 1994 LP marked Pulp’s breakthrough with a blend of Britpop and alternative rock, featuring hits such as 'Do You Remember The First Time?'.
#3 · 2025Latest studio album, issued in deluxe vinyl editions, continuing Pulp’s legacy with new material under Rough Trade label.
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Released in 1995, 'Different Class' became a major commercial success in the UK, featuring singles that climbed the charts, including 'Common People' peaking at number two and 'Disco 2000' at number seven the same year.
This 2006 compilation brings together recordings made between 1982 and 2002, showcasing Pulp’s evolving sound captured at various BBC Radio 1 Peel Sessions, an important archive of the band's career.
During the 1996 Brit Awards, lead singer Jarvis Cocker made a memorable appearance by interrupting Michael Jackson's performance with a quirky stage move, an event often recalled as a notable pop culture moment.
We wanted our lyrics to reflect real life and social tensions, not just love songs.— Jarvis Cocker
'More.', released in 2025 on Rough Trade, comes in deluxe 45 RPM vinyl editions with limited quantities, reflecting the band’s continued relevance and collector interest in physical formats.
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The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Jarvis Cocker is the lead singer and primary lyricist of Pulp since its formation in 1978.
Pulp rose to mainstream prominence in the mid-1990s, with 'His 'N' Hers' (1994) and especially 'Different Class' (1995).
'Different Class' and 'His 'N' Hers' are among the most sought-after vinyl albums by collectors and audiophiles.
Yes, recent releases like 'More.' have limited edition deluxe vinyl pressings available, often pressed at 45 RPM for higher fidelity.
Original UK pressings of 'Different Class' can be found via specialist vinyl retailers and collectors, tracked on vinyl price platforms for current listings.
Yes, Pulp’s lyrics often explore British social class tensions and relationships, particularly evident in songs on 'Different Class.'
Pulp albums have been released primarily on LP vinyl formats, including original pressings, reissues, colored vinyl, and deluxe editions.
Yes, compilations such as 'The Peel Sessions' and live albums provide additional vinyl releases beyond studio albums.
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